Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-06

week, and OF holding out
in their milk during the year
as well as the Dutch cow.
Captain Warren has at his stock farm q
number of thoroughbred Texas raised
shorthorns which are as good animals as
can be purchased in any state and have
the advantage Of being raised on our
native grasses, and these cattle can be
bought right here as cheap as the
northern cattle. The stockman who
wishes to grade up his herds and the
stock farmer who desires to raise both
teef and milk animals would certainly do
well to select their animals from this herd
especially as they are acclimated.
TEXAS INSTITUTION.
Identified with the rapid growth Of the
state for the past fifteen years is the
blank book house of George D. Barnard
& Co. of st. Louis. They have worked
so faithfully for the interests of the
county officials that they have managed
! to furnish most sll the records in the
various courts and offices Of record since
their advent in this state.
| Their exhibition is much admired and
| is one of the striking features Of the ex-
position and is without doubt
the largest and hsndsomest collection OF
blank books ever shown.
J They display new set of records
for the recently organized county Of
Potter which will be shipped to the county
at the close Of the exposition. This is
the most complete lot of records ever
manufactured for county purposes and
comprises the necessary books used
in the Commissioners court, Probate
court, County court, District
coort, recorder, county judge, st
torney, surveyor, sheriff and collector;
also the dockets, etc, used by justices Of
the peace.
They claim with pride their title SIS
pioneers in this line in the Texas trade,
and have. during their career furnished
with complete outfits nine out of ten of
the newly organized counties in Texas.
This is the finest Endorsement of the
merits of this house. Their goods always
recommend themselves, and are to be
seen throughout the state in the court
houses, banks, real estate and abstract
offices, attorneys' offices, and counting
houses of the commercial and manufac-
turing concerns Of the state.
They were Justly awarded first pre-
MUM for the best display of q complete
set of county records, as we'll as first pre-.
MUM for best deedIecords. This is an
award that they can Justly DE proud
J of, for the committee Wss COM
posed of men who for years had used such
work and tested the durability OF binding
and workmanship, and based their judg-
! ment not alone on appearances but on
actual merit.gz q
They exhibit with pardoaable vanity
their newly patented binding for records
and large blank books of all kinds. Tni:
: binding has ga double hinge, not IN
E like photograph album, and surpasses
IN strength snd durability any
binding heretofore used. It's principa
feature, however, is the ease with which
! it opens, laying perfectly fat wheneve
opened, obviating The principal objection
to the ola style of binding, which 1s par
ticulnrly disaereesble in this respec
when first used.
q They solicit correspondence in refer
ence to this new binding, also regarding
:. anything in their line, comprising blanl
f books, lithogrsphy, engraving, printing
and the numerous articles in the station
cry and Office furniture departments.
? THE NEW HOME THE VICTOR.
The superior character of the differen
! exhibits rendered il exceedingly Difficult
for the committees to decide as Io tht
= merits of the various displays, but "tht
= right will always prevail" Not only die
8 the committee determine that the eXhlDi
- OF the world renowned New Hom'
y Sewing Machine Company was vastl.
~ superior to any other IF the megnifcen
= DISPLAYS OF the kind in exposition hall
= but popular opinion rendered the verde
y that no competent judge could withstand
: When sewing machine reaches tina
- point in it's manufacture where it i
r capable of producing work that ex
> GELS oil paintings in bTilliancy O
execution and. beauty it the
? challenges the most versatile tongue t.
adequately express IFS future capabilities
and to that point thesSew Home has at
tanned. The blue gihbpn which is em
. blematic of the highest premium, an
"a which was bestowed upon, this woman
# friend by the awarding committee,
n wide in it's comprehension; 1t mean
r. that in the best collection OF best cor
d structed, double threaded sewing ms
:, chimes, capable of accomplishing tn
:, finest practical, ornamental and general
n variety work, the New Home stands g
y the head.
It also means that for the best collec
= ton of fancy work this exhibit took tn
9 lead, and for the heaviest, finest and bes
Il WOEh Vi CVcIy ISDSet GHS Now hSA4
!. stands unrivsled and unexcelled. VIVA
need of further praise? Its unlimite
capabilities and the final recognition the
2 it is to-day without 6 peer are paten
l facts to every man whose appreciation {
) the highest skill will lead him to besto7
the loudest plaudits upon this gres
J triumph Of genius.
AFLRT WORTH INSTITUTION.
One of The centets of attraction
Machinery Rall has been the display mad
lie by Benjamin CT Pfatt, the manufacture
y of fne toilet sosps ana unadulterate
al laundry soap, whosa factory is IN Fol
IN Worth. The display vas very fine, an
the quality of the goods declared superic
OF to all The citizens Of Fort Worth shout
~ see to 1t that this institution receive
SC their hearty support.
IL FORT WORTH BUSINESS COLLEGE.
l. Professor F. P. Preuitt and his ASST
tsnts of the Fort Worth BUSINESS Colleg
have made the largest and best bushes
s. college display in exposition hall, and
rs is very fine. Professor Preuitt has be
SIS four penmen and shorthand operators
ne work every day daring the fair, and thol
is sands have crowded around to wines
ls the perfection attained by those IL
s. structed At thisFort Worth institution
As Thousands otthe visitortrto the fair hay
E, had cards written for themshY the expe
d, penmen from the college. and will treas
er ure them assouyeDirs Professor Preui